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Set 1

Dire Wolf, I Know You Rider, Dark Hollow, Rosalie McFall, El Paso, Operator, Ripple, Friend Of The Devil, Wake Up Little Susie, Uncle John's Band

Set 2

Morning Dew, Me & My Uncle, Mystery Train-> My Babe, Around & Around, New Orleans-> Searchin', It's All Over Now Baby Blue, Casey Jones, Truckin'-> Dark Star-> The Main Ten-> Dancin' In The Streets, Not Fade Away-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> Not Fade Away-> Good Lovin'-> Drums-> Good Lovin'

First set acoustic Other artist(s): NRPS

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Reviewer: CarrionCrow - - March 11, 2013
Subject: IAONBB
Its all over now Baby Blue is for me the high point. Just a tremendous cover, especially very end which is tender and poignaint moment for Jerry. The audience, which included me it appreciative but howls at the dead nevertheless!

Reviewer: karmicg - - September 24, 2012
Subject: Best Morning Dew Ever
There--I said it! And I was at Barton Hall 77, which of course, was amazing, but that was a monsterous rock-out, this version is a work of art. The dynamics are beyond what should be humanly possible. Probably my all time favorite Jerry solo. Thank you for uploading this vastly superior (although incomplete) version. You feel like you are in the room. I've had a 2nd gen copy of this recording myself since the late 70's off of a friend's reel to reel. The audience bantor is priceless.

Reviewer: DMT - - May 23, 2012
Subject: thank you
I have this dream that Ron and Janis survived and she joined the Dead. 'Bobby Mcgee' by her insted of weir plus all her great blues stuff. It would have been insane! anyway there is some sweet stuff here and it a nice upgrade.

Reviewer: hexagon - - May 23, 2012
Subject: Wow - Pigpen can really sing
Check out his vocals on Operator - bold, confident, smooth. Like the ambient sound on this one also.

Notes

notes: *NRPS set (complete) available seperately

Although the Lee/Hance/PCRP source of this is certainly
sonically better, I've always loved the Lengandary Marty's
recording as well. I think this copy of Jerry Moore's is
the best and most unmonlested I've heard it. Enjoy.